
Warmer weather makes bunches of bananas turn brown quicker, so before you have to throw them away, freeze them to use for smoothies or banana bread. Just unpeel your nanner, wrap it in plastic wrap, and pop it in the freezer. You can add the frozen banana right to the blender for a fruit smoothie, and for banana bread or muffins, allow them to thaw first. It's a helpful time- and money-saver.

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frozen bananas are also great as a dessert by themselves. If I have an ice cream craving sometimes i'll freeze them with a chopstick inside, and when its frozen i'll drizzle just a little of that chocolate shell on them. The chocolate makes it less healthy but soooo good!
1bananas should never be called 'nanners'
NEVER
God, thats a cheesy word
2This pic looks kinda dirty.
3i freeze bananas to put in smoothies. here's my recipe for a great peanut butter banana smoothie... http://sweettater.wordpress.com/2009/08/08/peanut-butter-banana-smoothie...
4I recently saw this article on making homemade ice cream out of just bananas. http://www.thekitchn.com/thekitchn/stay-cool/how-to-make-creamy-ice-crea...
5i'm definitely giving it a try. i wonder how long it takes for a banana to be come totally frozen. any ideas?
That's a great tip, Fit. I've been doing that for the last 2 years or so, and it's awesome, not to mention it cools you down on a hot summer day
6Oh god, I sound quite perverted (now that I read it over) LOL
7If I am using them in smoothies or ice cream (Vanonymous--it is AMAZING by the way) I usually peel and slice them first. It just makes it easier to blend them up!
8oh LORD what the devil is wrong with that picture? o_O
and NANNERSSSS? How dare that was uttered? o_O
inspite all that, good tip. And by the way, i always thought people all over the world froze bananas
9Yum!
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